Scooby098

I know the construction store down here has them for cheap garretsons.

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

What is the application? A M12 x 1.25mm is very fine threads. If you are looking for an OEM replacement bolt try the dealership.

RustBucket

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If you ever have the opportunity to drop your front third member out, you can also just drill out the holes to 1/2". Then the "studs" just become bolts. That's what I'm running on mine.

mt_goat

Just use the metric grade 8.8 if those metric grade 10.9 are too hard to find. I don't think Toyota uses any 10.9 bolts from the factory (maybe the head bolts or something).

Sosborne

Ok, I was just concerned that 8.8s wouldn't be strong enough for the brake caliper bolts. The ones I have on the truck now have the heads all knurled from the PO. I need to change them out. I've noticed that that most of the bolts Toyota used aren't that good. Living in the rust belt I have have to drill out many bolts on the undercarriage and hellicoil them. I try to replace the fastners with 10.9s as much as I can.

tc

I order mine from Fastenal. Ace Hardware has a pretty good selection of coarse thread, but not so much in fine thread.

That same size is also used for the CV's, the crossmembers, and the diff-to-mount connection - it's good to have some spares!

Be sure to use anit-seize or loctite to keep the salt out of the threads!